6. B-29 Superfortress – U.S.A.
The B-29 Superfortress is a massive plane even by today’s standards. This bomber plane, designed by Boeing in the early 1940s, had several complicated advancements that improved the bomber plane. Among other things, it had pressurized crew cabins and remote-controlled armaments. It was also known as the heaviest production plane in the world! This was yet another significant aircraft during WWII. The B-29 was used for a variety of missions, including observation and in-flight refueling.
5. Northrop F-5 – U.S.A.
We have a few prototypes of a light supersonic jet fighter on hand. The Northrop F-5 is known for its simple, low-maintenance design, which allows it to fly and land quickly. In 1962, it was built for the first time. It was also widely exported and played an important part in the Allies’ military. It is still used as a training aircraft in the United States! This is a hypersonic fighter jet capable of reaching speeds of over 1,000 mph.
